2 years and NOBODY mentioned how susie has the best healing stats, always 120 (except for when she drinks her own tea) and noelle gets 400 HP from it. Susie really is the best healer.
Unlike In undertale. I fully believe snowgrave will lead us to the true ending of the game. An ending where against expectations everyone is alive and happy. Everyone except us the player. See the game seems to be hinting at us that in order to make everyone happy we must be the villain
Possibility 3 for Noelle drinking Ralsei's tea: Kris drank it before giving it to her. She doesn't say it tastes like water, she says there's nothing in here, aka the cup is empty. Why would Kris do this? Fill in your own reason, but it makes the most sense with the dialogue, and the +10 healing could be the dregs or just the act of kindness/giving providing small healing
Possibility 3 for Noelle drinking Ralsei's tea: Kris drank it before giving it to her. She doesn't say it tastes like water, she says there's nothing in here, aka the cup is empty. Why would Kris do this? Fill in your own reason, but it makes the most sense with the dialogue, and the +10 healing could be the dregs or just the act of kindness/giving providing small healing
i thought of teas for the secret bosses Spamton Tea: Kris: +30 HP Susie: +10 HP Ralsei: +10 HP Noelle: +30 HP Jevil Tea: Kris: +20 HP Susie: +20 HP Ralsei: +20 HP Noelle: +10 HP
ok but Ralsei 100% told Kris and Susie about the roaring. he didn't call it "the roaring," but it's literally the first thing he tells us. that's what the prophecy was about
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I believe "your choices dont matter." Is going to be subverted meant to proven wrong, like how in undertale "Kill or be killed." Where you can be ultimately prove flowey wrong
Here's my reason to why Ralsei heals 50 HP from Noelle tea while Noelle only heals 10 HP: Ralsei is trying to be nice to most people he meets. Sure he is wierd because he knows exactly which people he needs to be nice to a.k.a enemies that can be recruited, and also at that point Susie has already talked about Noelle messing the Dark World. Meaning She doesn't know the Dark World, and since Susie knows her on a personal level, it means she is a Lightner, and Ralsei is his wierd nice type personality towards Lightners.
My running theory is that Ralsie is a Titan. This relies on the legend of the Deltarune from the begining of the game. Specifically on the part that says only after the roaring do 3 heroes appear on worlds edge. Sometime before the events of deltarune (about ralsie's age so maybe 10-16 years) there was a lightner who fell in the dark world became in love just like our lightners but unlike our lightners new not of the consequences of their actions so they opened more dark fountains. One to many were opened and thus the roaring happened. The lightner was left to fend for himself his friends turning to stone in the place we fell into the dark world. The sky is black so the sky ran black from terror the eyes also are all over. The lightner was unable to fend for himself and died. The titans were meant to fix the roaring if it ever occurred and prevent new ones in my theory. Ralsie closed the fountians and returned to his of pure darkness. 10-16 years later we got deltarunes events.
maybe ralsei changed parts of himself while waiting for kris and susie, he didnt have anyone and only could wait and hope for the heros, he'd probably want them to like him, making his name similar to asriels (kris's favorite person) and making his personality different(similar to asriels, pushover for susie maybe? idk) could be things he did to make himself likeable, and him saying "what is ralsei-like anyways" could mean his identity is unstable or untrue. idk tho
I think the fact noell thinking the rallies teas isn’t there is cause she thinks the whole dark world is a dream and thus ralsie just a part of said dream and not really real and that is repersented as no tea in the cup
I am two years late, but who cares?? My personal theory as to why Kris is not so fond of Ralsei is because Ralsei is basically a constant reminder that Kris is being controlled by us. Think about it, Ralsei is inherently, a sort of personified basic tutorial in the game. He teaches Kris how to fight, act, spare and such. He insists that they try and make Susie act with them. So he is essentially just a big sign screaming at Kris "Hey, you're being controlled! Listen to my introductions and let the Player control you even more!"
My theory about what Ralsei says to Kris when we are looking at the story through Susie's perspective, is that he warns them about the player, and what the player is capable of. He then tells Kris that he shouldn't resist the choices we make so that the story can keep going. That's probably why he always ends it with "So that's why, OK, Kris?". And Kris does not like the fact that they have to let a seperate entity control them and their life, making them naturally get mad at Ralsei. We can also see this when Susie ignores the player's choices and makes her own, Ralsei can be seen panicking, or trying to resist Susie.
You mentioned that determination gives them more of an obligation to not killing but you gotta rember dying hurts flowey mentions that it will make frisk suffer from dying
"are WE living our lives on a script??" I actually have a real answer to this. Our individual brains can be analyzed as if they were a closed system and their current state predetermines their next action......... in isolation. This particular predetermination is broken as soon as we interact with new people or environments that feed new information into us. In addition, a brain is not a unitary, homogeneous object, but has different impulses in it simultaneously telling us to do different things. This _could_ be part of the mechanism for how we make a decision to change ourselves: the overall array of neurons in the brain changing over and strengthening the signal that makes the most sense with our prior experiences and current environment. The overall philosophy that explains this process is called dialectical materialism. Why it is associated with Communism takes a long time to explain, but the important thing to know about it is that systems of interacting parts have complicated behavior that allows seemingly predictable things to change and become something new. Two seemingly predictable people can interact and change each other, teaching each other new skills and understandings, or in a less happy scenario, creating something like Snowgrave. Interaction can be either good or bad. (In addition, whole groups of people can interact and change each other, up to the scale of whole countries.) These interactions between two previously separate things can be termed "dialectical processes". The catch is that if we apply this to fiction or videogames, the literal real-life versions of them are _lacking_ in dialectical processes. A baby or a pet cat can learn things from another being, but a book cannot, at least without somebody creating another book based on their own learning abilities. There are small exceptions: a masterfully designed game might be able to procedurally apply tiny changes to customize itself the longer a particular person played it, without the player having to manually build everything as in a game like Minecraft. But a console RPG telling a story usually does not do that kind of thing. All the characters in a game like Final Fantasy 1 are permanently cut off from dialectical processes, unable to change themselves or their world and always repeating the same events. I see a whole lot of people making the mistake of thinking that real life is just like Deltarune. This misses one of the most important differences between fictional people and real people that explains the entire question of how real life does not have "just one ending" and we actually end up with different lives, historical events per decade, and regional cultures among other things. It is technically true that "our individual choices matter", but this is unimportant. What's actually important is that our populations and even our brains are a reconfigurable series of pieces that can always be rearranged as long as there are other pieces watching.
This was fantastic! Kinda inspired me to do a thing with a game I’ve been working on! Manuals really were a big part of the experience! Love tiny RU-vidrs who make fantastic videos! You deserve way more views!
